> I sent them to Vance Bass
Unfortunately, the scan was about 80x100 pixels -- a thumbnail at
best. Lloyd's going to try to get a higher-resolution scan and I'll give
it another go.
Converting to a CAD file tends to be more than just running it
through a raster-to-vector converter, thou
I checked;
My birthstone is Anthracite Coal! (V.B.G.)
Phil.P. Reading,Pa.
>
> Thanks Phil and Kathy,
>
> I like Salty's birthstone!
>
> Salty and I will have to settle this over a beer, my oxygen tank (plus
fire
> extinguisher) when I fire up my locos at the spring steamup.
>
> Geoff
>
>
> S
> Actually, we have three Volkswagens in our household
ACVWs are almost as much fun to drive as little steamers! (And
they require about the same level of fiddling to get them to run!)
Vance
(Now resuscitating a '71 KG coupe. Ex-'67 KG coupe,
ex-'64 Beetle, ex-'70 squareback)
> I need some general info on boiler construction. Mainly I'm worried about
> materials and types used. Do our boilers use water-clad fireboxes or
> not... this sort of thing.
The general information (along the lines of what you wrote above) is
contained in the article by Mike O'Rourke in the
Salty Lloyd,
Just read your bio and wish you the very best in our hobby, we need people
like you!--you know, older than dirt, cantankerous and ex Navy--my Good
Lord! AND-I demand respect from you--I WAS A ROYAL MARINE, also I am OLD
duffer of 77 years that found the elixir of youth when I purcha
In a message dated 3/4/00 12:13:37 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Check with a paint dealer. >>
Or your local Hot rod shops, they usually have stuff rated over 2kdegrees.
bill
Sorry about your schedule does not permit attendance to the steamup, Loyd-I
was looking forward to your presence!. If you were as old as me your only
committment would be the steamup--no one else needs me and the family loves
the break! 'Tho the undertaker waits licking his lips!!
You wrote:
"I
In a message dated 00-03-04 14:02:48 EST, you write:
<< Salty and I will have to settle this over a beer, my oxygen tank (plus fire
extinguisher) when I fire up my locos at the spring steamup. >>
Geoff-
Sorry I will not be able to make it to the spring steam -up, I have
prior commitments
In a message dated 00-03-04 10:00:33 EST, you write:
<< I have a question regarding what kind of paint to use on my Dickins "O"
gauge
engine, I just used spray paint from a local auto paint supply to paint the
2
frame pieces but the heat from the two flames under the boiler has peeled
the
Thanks Phil and Kathy,
I like Salty's birthstone!
Salty and I will have to settle this over a beer, my oxygen tank (plus fire
extinguisher) when I fire up my locos at the spring steamup.
Geoff
So your birth-stone is gravel?
>:o)
>Phil
>- Original Message -
>From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Casey:
Kevin O'Connor has installed a pair of drain cocks on his Ruby. There's a
picture of it in this month's SiTG. Contact me off list for address on
Kevin.
Jim
The early crickets chirped with fixed cylinders.
'
Jim
Pat:
Keep your eye on ebay, I've seen some LGB figures periodically.
Jim
I need some general info on boiler construction. Mainly I'm worried about
materials and types used. Do our boilers use water-clad fireboxes or
not... this sort of thing.
TIA for any info,
Trot, the fabricating, fox...
TrotFox \ Always remember, /\-/\
AKA Landon Solomon
Look for 'high temperature" paint. Usually in the bar-b-que area. Color
selection may be limited, but the gloss and mat black have worked well for
me. Keep your steam up!
Walt & Mr. Lunkenheimer
Hello all,
I love reading all the messages and hints, Keep it up.
I have a question regarding what kind of paint to use on my Dickins "O" gauge
engine, I just used spray paint from a local auto paint supply to paint the 2
frame pieces but the heat from the two flames under the boiler has peel
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